The Sun. — London, England, 1810-05-03 00:00:00

• t,.i. i l fff* • ver.""fr ; ) • - 4- 1 • * . •• VW* • ( qev.' liof,' )11(t 'I — rvers — rect. t.F9r • e, of en- tic] d -- ~ ~ n, of ~~~ •-._ V.l4%rilAßLlkr. I .E .u v )Y E A N L iN c G o v i t ‘, E i N iy -r- 4 c A 1 R 8 I I ?: , will :1)e performed the Comic Opera of THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Don Scipio, Mr. EMERY; Don Cmsar, Mr. BELLAMY ; Don Fernando, Mr. TAYLOR ; Don A I plionso, Mr. !NUL EDON ; Pedrillo, Mr. FAWCETT ; Spade), Mi. MUNDEN; Nliss BOLTON; Lorenza, Mrs. DI CKONS ; Catalina, Mrs. LISTON. To w ., ich will be added, THE CHILD OF NATURE. t 'RD • s w • Oottil be opened at Halt past live, and the Play 0:! at Half past Six. ega„4Saturday, King Henryhe Eighth; with The Water. fir ` o t Monday, Hamle t, y equut Harnlet, Prince of Denmark ; with Pedlar, ur, The Haunted Well. —On Tuesday, Atli t th • -01 1•Wednetday, King Henry the Fourth, Part I. 4._•l:%iblic are re s p ec t fu lly iiktornied, that a new Musical ,lh r fP . lce is in tell - tar s al, an d will very soon-b;: produced. 1 I‘ll(4peare's Historical Plays of King John, and King (1 41 e t ,h„e Fourth, Part 't I . and hif Quinetly.of.As Yua. Like 'Z'of.noe I)• . • _ oi in htfollo w in g N ew Spec t acle.and New Comic _Panto.. I ler c 4w ebrai im i ng to be received with enthusiastic applause fti rip er Atdierices, will be repeated every Evening ult . . 1 ( 6, Notice. zAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WEST.. IstMINSTER BRIDGE. Ri o Licensed by Act of Parliament. L T ° EVENING, 3d, Friday 4th, and Satur 'ie-Y i n ' of May (loth time), an entirely new Equestrian destrian Spectacle, called THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT; Or, THE FATAL BRIDGE S c Principal Charaaers, rossrnan, Davis, Collet, Makeen, R. Jones, and 4hes Mrs. Brooks, Miss S. Davis, and Mrs. Astley. \4e.Oacle terminating with a grand Attack, by Land and ..k o i c _oo the Usurper's Castle, and Defeat of the Blood gOisi'llght, by Warriors on Real Horses. , !UNSHIP by the celebrated United E&ES .4 • TRIANS. C Wiclude with a new Comic Pantomime, called I.%tIA D , THE DISCOVERY ; • •'ll.) — ,,,i:EQulN's SALUTATION TO JOHN BULL, I BULL, SANDY BULL, and TAFFY BULL. Harlequin, Mr. BRYSON ; 'Squire Gaffer, Mr. SO U T BY ; Comic Lover, Mr. DAVIS; Grotesque Valet, Mr. USHER; Clown, Mr. MAK.EEN; Fate, Miss BLO MG REN • t b'oo rs And Columbine, Mrs, PA RIA R. i Ptit at Halt past Five, and begin at Half past Sir. "Ice at Half past Eight. p i Boxes 45. Pit 2S. Gallery is. • „aces taken for the Boxes froni Ten till Three. equestrian Tuition, by able Masters, frOm Ten till - N. • ----___ - E AND NIEDWAY CANAL... riiiii...e.nt GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1 , 1 Of!=. next Annual I , c ll l‘l,l l te COMP .i NY of PI:OPRIETORS of the Veli '„' 4 and M E deny Y the ;required by dof to be hold yearly on Secoud•Saturday it the it l 'err 7 Ma)) will be holden at the George ant Vulture c),'l o ;',,', o ttani!, London, on Saturday the lath of May next, 4 . ` L ock at Noon. The Chair to be taken prt..:lsely at WM. SCUDAMORE, Clerk. Zd "*, piit joth, 1 / 4 11 e on l Plan of the Canal has been engraved by order of Ss co In d w a y be had of Mr. Wilkinson, 58, Corn ouret4. • 19 . a - of - £30,000 3 1 . " - . £20,000 I;a - of - - ka,oeo 4 '1) • of . . - 10,000 76 - of - - 1,000 ttil44o4(ii.i‘iNtoshreti Y. a_nd C5,0705t9094--Broofk6;s: share.s7and above Capital Prizes, and paid the same on k t il lUtsl li q . 441„, E, ~.. the sth the STATE LOTTERY will begin t .;:rj; l * --- ,tlisur Extra Chances are given, by which the, /I tz ii di ; °pi) , a Sixteenth Share can•obtain Six Thousand t.l l ro 1 'ckets, Halves, Quarters , and Eighths, their se .t i i .a tt Nair ns 4 ,)t ts g e l bY Post or Carrier, executed on the same terms `4,,,, z . 1 !, at their Oki Established State Lottery Offices, I\,,_ " L 'ii..and St. Margaret'i Hill, Borough. `r() , 4" -- k 4 - _ , 4 t,141 4 t late Partner with the deceased Sir "':0 i i .,'s BRANSCO MB, has the pleasure of annotte ',l,,,t tn's F riends and the Public. 'the LOTTERY which 1 10 1 41 f4O S LUN E, gives the greatest chance to the Adven ,,Nreti • small a risk. Pour Packets of Tickets, One , i , t 'n each Packet, ate to be given by the Contradors liZOlt,tunate Holders' ot the First.drawn Prize above 51. 19ti o ic ket may gain upwards of tao,oool. and Shares in n tk P(4j has - • 004, N o been truly lucky in selling Packets of dOll O . CC 7.08 t, producing nearly 4,0,01 7 ' and No. 3,618, `10t,7; 2 417651 • was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid kt , the respedive Holders, who received for each Six. 0V5,41. 16s. 3d.. 11 .44r`Lsolietts a continuance of the public favours, trice, 2, CO RN HI 1. 1., near the Mansion. House. -• , ;.t Sold TWENTY CAI'II'AL- pitizEs in. T wo last Lotteries, in Sh3feS, ..at .4, Conlinll, and I .qh/-;•cros s . ,v„; Lo PTERY, )oth -. e htine's Day, N t o F t Fhruary, iSro. - 3 20,c03 • • - I,ooo_ • soo oitai. • V I tk, S h _eh • S and SHARES 4 k,:% , ,,•Rms and ends on the 1 L I•(4P V.,-Mhe Scheme about O'es, besides which s; Xl' RA PRIZES 0 %I'44tctill, Single 'Flaw may 1"-...„‹000 4. Cotithill, or C Itk x . l SCOMB and Q. , te s t S, Sold 'lo In the preceding Lottery, 1 r • 3,73 Lot in 78 • zO,OOO I' 6 • • • £ .20,000 N0.1,6rn . . . „ 1 600 J S ' l l d• • • 5 000 3 5 3 . . . ' • each • • 2 1 50.) 3of pet. each . 1.500 ' tar 44 1 e5 ... of almost ' every Catitta . l . therein; and in Last . 4 lx of z 0,0.01. and Lapitals to the amount of )41 4,1 4 • asides the first o;:ol. the last z5OOOl. ti ‘ „lltir i ., ° °l. Prize ever shared' ; and in pre!ious . Years t t . vtl,weYond all precedent ; are now itcke b o an , d An the NE W LOT 1' ERY, to be drawn Bth [UN L 1 \ ,i i ,, 11 there are Four Grand Prizes of izio Tike . ts each, Produce to a Ticket too,occll. and to a Sixteenth , 1 4,t' k ,s of 6,0:01. kl t its SCUM and Co. again guard the Public against 'lttitePtion set forth of their Firm' and Claims or the Sale ‘tAlatlT:tev4"erly Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the . Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Au tkl t , isg.,e,l4-ki receive:l 15471. 165. 3d. at their Itizi ~."1 - 6 and ONLY Offices in London, viz. iv:Z.,9I(N, ; I No. it, HOLBORN; L.A''AVM R I'. T • I and No. 269, ST It AN D. i 4t B ' 3 ri,ver falsely assert ' the) divAleil a Capital which ►4l34olLitely SiLARkU and SOLD to the Public as LATE LOTTERY, Drawn, loth Odober, tg39. 2 Prizes of 20.000 3 2 8 Capitals. for the NEW LOTTERY, 3t14 of i U N E, are now sel lir g nds wit the usual nu►nber of the Cuntrador gives F 400 WHOLE OK E TS, gain upwards of too,opot and 'e►nes to be had, with parti :hating-cross, London. I. with their usual great ~rtti~ hire, y; who reb- I the pri ;3. oft. 'pill bout g r og Lth, bin), Ligh- • don • dies, bbecl r the Biro, p 11 Milli, was nit it Dt tO an to went %Nr ay " :EADy iriver Lr the ; con the soner cum— some dere(' it so but Col )rtna 2 5ides b ay, b t bee- i~~~ne is a. dere(' at ) " Ma .a'ned ~n, ~n hand- . soole rivar , ,f t he ling (1 , t it' ,c 1 01i5 r p coe, Ag to cy. lie C P ,ficr 10' ~,..-..~ )odo,r? D.bvg iv he. lace , kor, )n, 5 • w a 4 :of I ''l4' Charl• - w of ___.t..- - ' Car SS• ITI•017' cl:anir y rn :1,:f., 1 I C.r QL , a ilc• Cole, -"' 3 o,lsril d • rio g 4irti :T.«~~ y ig-c,7( 1 ; s:1 ei, L ' S j PkTUALLING.OI+ItICE , April t 7, aro. • THE COMMISSIONERSfor PICTWILLING HIS M443`ESTY's NAVY do herely give Notice', That on Frid4y, the 4th of May stew; they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Four fiteiteired Tons of genuine OATMEAL, to he delivered, one half thereof In Six Weeks, and the other half iso Si?. Weeks Vier. ards into his Majesty's Pie - Mailing Sines aADeptford,orts mouth, and Plymouth, in the Proportions undermentioned, viz. Tons. Deptford : Portsmouth Plymouth 400 And to be paid fir by Billr, payable 'pith Interest, ninety days after date. • ?he Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Sectetav's Office. . • h. /P. rondlr in Tithlrb Price atiA I not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nut be de. livered t& the Board before One o'Clgck on the raid Friday, the 4tb of Afay nexN nor unless the Person- who makes the Tender, or s.me Pelson on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. ~,.. .. pnv-.1 ..-.. ~. _,. ~._ 1 / ICTU4LLING-OFFICE, April 24, igics. T HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Koller, That on Friday, the 4th of May next, they will be ready to receive Tender a, in v scaled up), and treat for Eight Hundred Quarters of NEW PALE, and for Four Hundred Quarters of, NEW _ . CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; to be answerable to Samples not less than One Quart each) to be produced with the Tend. rt ; . and for three Hundred. Chaldrons of PITT'S TANFI F. LI) MOOR, LADY SI MPSON'S, or WIND. SO R'S, PON TOP COALS, (full pay) in an entire Cargo or Cargoes; the Malt to be delivered, one Hall thereof in a Fortnight, and the other Half in a Fortnight afterwards ; and the Ccals, One Hal, by the isth, June, and the other Halj by the Istb next, into His Majesty's Victualling • Mores at Deptford ; and to 6e paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrab7l holy be seen at the Secretary's 00ce. No regard will be bad to attyTena'er in which the Price shall 'not be inserted ts worth at length, or that shall not be delivered to be Board before One o'clock on the said ftiday, the 4. , h of May next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or same Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called far. I ICTUALLING-OFFICE, May r , 1810. lir HE COMMISSIONERSfor ICTUALLING A His MAJESTY'S NAVY du hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 18th Inst. they will he ready to receive Tamers in writing(sealed up), and treat for One Hundred Thousand Gall'ats of W EST I N DI A RUM, to he delive►•ed,Duy free, (rant ll'are houses in which the ,acne shail have been bonded, into His illajes. NE/stalling Stores at P,runtouth, one H.cll there o f in one Month, and the other Half in one Month afterwards, and to be paid far by Bills , payable with interest, Piine(y Days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be teen at the Secoetary's Office. No regard will t 4 had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock an the said Friday, the lath instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer wb en called foe PiCTUALLING.OFFICE, . May t, .8,.. T HE COMMISSIOAERSjor VICTUALLIAG His MiIyEST I's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 22e1 Inc/. they will be ready to receive Tender: in Wiiting (sealed up), and treat for the supply of what FRESH WATER shall be required for the use of Hit Majesty's Ships and PesseLt at, and in .the Vicinity of Falmouth, for Twelve Month: certain ; and further until Six Months Warning shall.. e given for the Termination of the Contra i l, To Ge paid for by Bith,p aya bl eu ,i t h fertereit, Ninety Days after date. / The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at thi, Office, or by applying to Mt. 21./in allitchcil , at Atilor, near Falmouth. No regard will be hal to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at levtb, or that ihall not be delivered e° the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 22d In::, nor Uf*Sl Pet son :rho mates the Tender, or sontePerson on his behalf, attends to answ er when called fir. CONTRACT FOR'CAST IRON BALLAST. • Navy-Office, April z., r 8 to._ THE PRINCIPAL OfiFICPYS and COMMIS s lONA As of His MAJESTY'S A'AVY do hereby giv e Notice, that on Wednerdely the 9th of !Flay next, at ave o'Clock. Mg will he ready to heat with such Ferros: as may he willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, or any one or mote of them, with CAST IRON BALLAST. A firm of the Tender may be seen at this o,ffice. No Tender . will be received ;vier One o'Clock, O n the day of TrecrY, nor any naked, unless the Pal ty, or . an Agent Pr him, attendr. .Evely Tender must he accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two rert.nritleY'ersoni, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, i n t h e rum of 5001. for the due performance of the antract. - fRANSPORT.OFFICE, " April 14, iBio. THE COMMISSIONERS for Conduaing,His mArEsTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, 17. e Wing Cart of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War,. do hoe& give Notice, That they will be ready gel this Office, on Thursday, the tith t 11.9., rho, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with inch Persons as may le coettrael fir supplying the mnd.rtn,ntiOned Artiilee for Twelve **Os certain, vix. COA LS, at Norman Cross. LA Ml' 0I L, at Chatham and Norman Cross. RED PORT and MOUNTAIN WINE, at Paington, Yarmouth, Deal, ‘Voolwich, Falmouth, Norman Cro s ss; and Stapleton. BROOMS, at Fotton and Porchester Ca,tle. STRAW, at Stapleton. No Tender will be received after . One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor att . ' , noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender mist be accoMpanied by a Letter from:two respeaabie Ptrs,nt engaging to become bound with the Person tender ing, in the Sum of 2o.)l, for the date perfot otance 4 the Contraa. F4rther Particulars may be kvoiun applyiNg at this Offe", or to the .igent of the raid L'ommii,ito;ert at 147 ; bow; • To BE SOLD BY A UC TION, - • In TWO Lot s, By Mr. TOPHAM, On Saturday, the 26th day of May, at the Crown Inn, at Northwieh, unless before disposed of by Private Contract, ALF-WORKS and HOUSES at NORTH w ICH, in the County of CHESTER ; 18 miles froth Chester, 30 front Liverpool, lo friall Manchester, and 174 . from London. LOT I. A desirable Leasehold SALT-WORK, called BARON'S qa() FT, extending more than goo feet on the bank of the river Dane, where vessels of 8o tons burthen may lie, and having :in immediate coMmunication with the navigable river Weaver. The Salt-worlcconsists of a StOves, 3 Warehouses, and 8 Salt-pans, of zsoo superficial feet measurentent, or there.: abouts, with suitable Pan houses, two large Cisterns for melting flock Salt ; suitable Quays and Weighing Machines, for shipping Salt and randing Coals ; with Ground Plot suf ficient to increase these works tolo,ooo feet, without incur• ring any increase of Kent, An tindiVided Moiety or Half-part of a Leasehold Piece of Groutrd, situate at Northwich, and eallekt the Cotton- works, extending more than zoo feet on the bank of the navigable river Weaver. In this Ground is a capital Brine-pit from which -th e bane is raised by a water-wheel of large•• power, turned by an abundant supply of water, brought by a catial twin the river Pane, through a new. built Stone Race of excellent quality. The Wheel has been lately made at a consider .ble expellee, and besides raising the brine, has sullicient water and power to turn several pair of stones tot grinding corn. Also an undivided Moiety or Half-pan of seven Leasehold Dwellings, situate In Witton-street; in the occupation of different Tenants. Also an .undivided Moiety or Half-part of four Leaseluild Dwellings, and of several Workshops. Also an undivided Moiety of two More Leasehold Dwell.. ings adjoining-, Also an' undivided Moiety of d large piece of LeaSehidd Ground, at present unoccupied. All the before.mentionect Premises are held tifulei Lease for 99 years,froth-the 25th of March, iBot. LOT 11 . Also an entire clear yearly WOter-Rent of tol. payable during the life of a Lady aged about 64 years, and during t years after - her decease, fur liberty to convey water to Mi. C hander's fit - ewery,, All the Premises, except the Dwellings occupied by the Tenants above-mentioned; are in hand, ane may be viewed on application to Mt. fames Swinthill, at Northwicti ; and further particulars may be had'ot gr. John liarßer, SOlicitor, Northwich ; anti of Nlessrs. Mtlyyick and litoclettp, ,Soli citors, Red Lion square, Londbn who are authorized to tteat tar the sale of the Premises by Private Cotatrael.. Particulars may also be had of Mr. Slade, of the Salt-office, Liverpool ; at the King's Arms, Liverpool ; the Feathers*, Chester ; the Crown, Nrorthwich i and of Mr, Topharn, the Atictioriceri . at Nortlicta: t. ; r_ttro . • PREPICH . • • PA ars, APRIL Senite held a siitink . .extraoldinary yesterday, under the ['residency. of the Arch Chancellor. A Senalus Cunsuanui -v..as adopted relatite to the ini7orpotation 'of a part of Holland with the F'rer:cti Empire. Marshal Maslena, Duke ot Rivoll and Prinee of Esling, is going, it IS said, to take the chief corn.‘ nand of the• Army of Portugal, consisting ot the corps of tile Duke of Elchingen; the Duke Abrantes, and General Ilegnier. 1 he Minister of Marine set otlyesterday-for Ant- Werp. It CpPears - certain that their Majestics tend to visit that c i t y, and:ti:it, they will commepoc their journey -from CoMpiegne on Friday, in ruing, They will be accompanied - by their Excellencies the Duke of Bassnno, BecretarY of State; Count Mon talivet, Ministry 0f the Int-tior, and the nuke of Cadore, Minister for Foreign. Alrairs They %till ro turn to Pari . Son or before the of Atty... Their Imperial Highnesses the Viceroy and Vice-queen. 9r Italy hat , e been, these several days past, in Paris._ According to the latest adVic s es, from : Span, Ge neral Sebastiani was at Malaga on the Ist instant . , together his, head quarters. The greatest tran quility prevailed ; there. ' Letters from Ancona state, - that a great number of French Officers of distinction bad passed through unlit .place, who e:.'.!proot..eding with all expedition for Naples. . „ • •• • ; The American corvette the fuhrt "'darns sailed from Havfe On die Aisto Tate sikty mat riages , of, ,suldiera _ordered to 1.4 k; place hereincommemoration, of that Ot his Majesty the Erriperot and King, were. Celebrated yestei-day in the Various palish chnrches and chapels'. , • APRIL gd,.--•-d-ier Ineperial Highness she pain cess Borghe3e has returned from C'oinplebe to Paris; • The Majesties tbe. - King and 'Queen of Wetit 7 - phalia are making preparationS for their return to their States. His Royal Highness 'the Hereditary Grand Dtikei of Baden passed through Strasburgh on the .?oth', on his way to Paris. • Their Imperial Majesties, on their way to Ant werp, will take a view of the Canal of St. Quentin. The Mike cif Ilovigo left Compiegne on the ei,)(l, - for Antwerp; to make prep6rations, in c. , ncert '.'it' the Prefeect, ior their accommodati o n. The niOst splendici piei are to take place, in a stOe suited to the maritime situation ot the city, and the ()hied of the Empress's visit. . An article fromßlohile; Of tgth inStant; says : The Madrid Ga z elle of the 13th contains adVlees from Grenada, dated the 2801., of. Marbh, The greatest trdnquility now preVails iri that kingdom, which was so recently a prey to disturbances and torn by different faCtions. The inhabitants, tnide ceived, think only of henceforth living peaceably. under the paternal Government of the King. - His Catholic Majesty still remained at Grenada on this 28th of March, where he issued a decree; abolish in conformity to the Constitution; the eiteln sive privileges and personal rights established by the ancient Kings of Spain." ". The marriage of the Princess of Leiien, niece tb the Grand Duke of Frankfort, with M. Tascherde la Pagerie, created a Duke by the Emperor; it short_ expected to take place, according 'to the Frank fort .Liurnals. It was further runtotired, that M. Taschcr had been aotually appointed Governor Of Frankfort. M. Dubois Tainville, French Charge d'Affaires at Algiers has arrived at Marseilles ii an American flag of truce, which left Algiers it the Ist inst. The importation of Gerrnan leather into the Sates of the . Church is prohibited ; and only that of France and Italy will henceforth be admitttd. A splendid monument of Marble is to be ereeled on the eput whdre the , Emprest took leave of het Austria escort, and was cousigued to the hand s o f Frenchmen. An inscriPtion, Ja leftera of gold, will transmit to posterity the epoch of that iiiemoiva: bleu event. .. . . An article from Leipsiorrientions, that the Ditch merchants are making great purchases bf coi ( Lon there, in consequence Ot a rumour alai if v,iII be subjetled to an impost in Holland after the Ist of next month. General Grenier left Bologna on the izith inst, to take a command in the aimy of Naples. An article from Munich of the 16th says, that General Baraguay d'Hilliers had belt, recalled frOrri his command in the Tyrol; haiiitig received anothe destination of great importance. , It was supposed that he was going to Naplt-s. A letterfluro Pau says; tilat a broad and habil:- sorne toad is fctithwith to tie opened across the Py renees; to establish a Communication between the, departMent of the Lower Py renees an d N avarre. Orders have been receiked at Qr to prrpore accommodations and cations for a division of light cavnlry and three divisions of iofanitr: • AtmtAtit, MARCH 23:---The tbilorving ,to be the occasion of the hostilities that have taken o;eica on the - frontiers of Croatia: . PtirsUant to ancient treaties, the Porte ought td haire ceded to AUstriel some tortreeses; castle , i, and districts on the trori tiers - of Ciuwiti.;, bUt. this stipulation had . not gevit . . carried into. v.xe..-utton. This p.in of Lkothia liaVing been ceded to France by the treaty'of Vienna; thti French G.;yernment enforced its rights tti tie placed in question, and demanded the Cession ijf them oil the pats of the Porte.. . NAPLES; APRI L 1 i deCree 1177 jut*. heed issued by' his Majesty, oligering that sugar; coeo? j and other articles; supposed, to be triglisli meichindize, and being prize gb9ds; In future be entered for hozieCarisurnion'ifi daminionsi oii v.,Ying a duty of 40 . percent. ad -vi'darcuz. cotton iltith Alta diuslins are exteptid.tiott this rOgulitiCiii;i t. • EiiST INDIA' HOUSE, 2, IS fp. • 'THE COURT of DIREC7:9RS of the C.l ATYIt' 4 . COMP ANk'oj MERCHANT'S of ::. 7 4GLAND Tosd ing to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice t .77,,,t a (Zuarterty General Court of ibe said Company will he held at, their House, in Leadenhall-sheit, on Wednesday, the 2oth June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, fOr the purp are of declaring a Dividend f io.m Christmas last, to Alidsummer next. That the Transfer Buoks of the :aid Cossipa4's Stock will be shut on Tuesday, the sth of June next, at Two o'clock, and opened again on Tuesday, the 241 b of .74" following. And that the Dividend Wal r anti of .he sand Company's Stock, due on the sfh July, will be ready to he delivered on Illondo, the i6th of July next. Secretaty. This Day was published, In Two Volumes Crown Bvo. ink - c.d. is. in boards, D RAMATIC and MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, By IOHN JOSHUA EARL of CARYSFORT, &c. K. P. London: Printed for I. Mackinlay, 87, Str;,tnd. This Day was published, Very handsomely printed, in one volume, post otavo, price • 9s. in boards, TOCAL POETRY; or a Sele& Collection of En glish Songs.' To which is prefixed, a new Essay on Song Writing. By IOHN , AIKIN, M.D. Printed for J. lohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Dr. Aikin understanding that a new Editton of Essays on Song Writing, with a Collection of Songs, ,Sec . . has just been published with his name annexed, by Mr. Evans, of Pall Mall, finds it necessary to declare that he has never been con sulted on this re-publication, and has no concern whatever in it. This I.)a) was published, On a large Type and Paper, price .9s. in extra boards, The Sec( nd Edition, Revised, of MHREE SERMONS on the JUBILEE, preached at Wei beck, Chapel, London. By the_Re;/. CLAUDIW BUCHANAN. 1. The. Mosaic lubitee. z. The Britisn tubilee; and 3. The True, or Heavenly , fubilee. Aiso, the Sthr in the East; "seventh Edition, with addi. tional Notes; containing an account of the Jubilee cele. Mated by the ;Nat i v es o f India' commemoration of the b vent of receiv i ng th e g if t of thel3ible. Printed for 'l'. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand. CATHOLIC QUESTION. This Day was published, In One Volume Quarto, price ios. 6d. in boards, TWO :MEMOIRS upon the CATHOLIC QUESTION With an Essay upon the History and Ellecis of the Cori,nation Oath ; and also an Appendix. By LOHN fOSEPH DILLON, Of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. . Bath : Printed and sold • by Meyler and Son, Abbey Church-yard ; and in London by G. Robinson; Paternoster row ; I. Ridgway, Piccadilly ; and E. Booker, s 6, New Bond -street, " In Mr. Dillon the Catholics have an able, laborious, judicious, and even a courtly advocate, and we cannot either wish them or-the Empire better than that the whole body should be animated with the sante spirit which is breathed in these pages.; since a teMper suclras is here 'displayed will more effectually serve them than the ►mivat illustrious ad vocate in the Senat.%"— Dillon on the Colonati , te Oath.— Monthly Review, Vol. 54.